A physician wants to know if his patient,who currently has a rash and fever,has an active rubeola virus infection.IgG against rubeola virus is detected.IgM against rubeola virus is not detected.What do these results mean?

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The presence of IgG against rubeola virus indicates that the patient has had a previous exposure to measles, either through natural infection or vaccination. The absence of IgM against rubeola virus suggests that the patient does not currently have an active measles infection. The rash and fever could be caused by another infection or illness.

A Physician Wants to Know If His Patient,who Currently Has